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The Truth vs. Alex Jones
The Truth vs. Alex Jones

The Truth vs. Alex Jones

Inside the Sandy Hook trials.

Genres

Documentary

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Filmed over four years with unprecedented access, this documentary chronicles the riveting courtroom drama of two defamation lawsuits brought by Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting victims' families against Alex Jones and his website, InfoWars.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

115 mins

Rating

6.463/10

Release Date

11 March 2024

Country

United Kingdom

Cast

Alex E. Jones

Alex E. Jones

Self

Russell Dowden

Russell Dowden

Self – Radio Host, Austin TX

Rob Jacobson

Rob Jacobson

Self – InfoWars Video Editor (2004-2017)

Josh Owens

Josh Owens

Self – InfoWars Camera Operator (2013-2017)

Christopher Jordan

Christopher Jordan

Self – InfoWars Broadcast Engineer (2013-2014)

Mark Barden

Mark Barden

Self – Daniel's Father

Alissa Parker

Alissa Parker

Self – Emilie's Mother

Robbie Parker

Robbie Parker

Self – Emilie's Father

Neil Heslin

Neil Heslin

Self – Jesse's Father

Daniel Jewiss

Daniel Jewiss

Self – Lead Investigator, CT State Police

Scarlett Lewis

Scarlett Lewis

Self – Jesse's Mother

Nicole Hockley

Nicole Hockley

Self – Dylan's Mother

Lenny Pozner

Lenny Pozner

Self – Noah's Father

Veronique de la Rosa

Veronique de la Rosa

Self – Noah's Mother

Anderson Cooper

Anderson Cooper

Self (archive footage)

Wolfgang Halbig

Wolfgang Halbig

Self – Former School Security Administrator

Dan Bidondi

Dan Bidondi

Self – Former InfoWars Reporter

Pat Llodra

Pat Llodra

Self – First Selectman, Newtown CT

Monte Frank

Monte Frank

Self – Counsel for the Town of Newtown

Kelley Watt

Kelley Watt

Self – Co-Author "Nobody Died at Sandy Hook"

Donald Trump

Donald Trump

Self (archive footage)

Megyn Kelly

Megyn Kelly

Self (archive footage)

Mark Bankston

Mark Bankston

Self – Attorney for Neil & Scarlett

Chris Mattei

Chris Mattei

Self – Attorney for Sandy Hook Parents

Francine Wheeler

Francine Wheeler

Self – Ben's Mother

Wes Ball

Wes Ball

Self – Attorney for Neil & Scarlett

Andino Reynal

Andino Reynal

Self – Attorney for Alex Jones

Owen Shroyer

Owen Shroyer

Self

Kyle Farrar

Kyle Farrar

Self – Attorney for Neil & Scarlett

Norm Pattis

Norm Pattis

Self – Defense Attorney for Alex Jones

Samantha Parker

Samantha Parker

Self – Emilie's Sister

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